Question

circle the adjective in each word list. The question is farm, play, sad, boy​

Answer 1

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✷ Farm

✷ Play

✷ Sad

✷ Boy

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Here,

❛Sad❜ is adjective.

➣ Adjectives are used to identify or quantify individual people and unique things, they are usually positioned before the noun or pronoun that they modify.

➣ So, if we use 'sad' in a sentence, "The boy is sad." Here, 'sad' modifies the condition of the boy. That's why "Sad" is a Adjective.

⍟ If we add 'ness' after 'sad', it will be 'sadness' which is a noun.

⍟ If we add 'ly' after 'sad', It will be 'sadly' which is an adverb.

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✦ Farm and Boy are nouns.

➣ A noun is a word that functions as the name of some specific thing or set of things, such as living creatures, objects, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.

✦ Play is a verb.

➣ A verb is a word or a combination of words that indicates action or a state of being or condition. A verb is the part of a sentence that tells us what the subject performs.

Answer 2

Question:-

Circle the adjective in each word list.

✅Answer:-

Sad.

♓Explanation:-

Here sad is an adjective because it shows some kind of feeling or dejection or the state of being unhappy.

Definition of adjective states that an adjective says something about a noun, So here also sad says something about a noun, as here it shows unhappiness for detection of a noun.

♦Why farm is not adjective:-

Farm is not adjective, it is a noun. As farm is a place where crops are grown, livestock is kept, agricultural activities took place, etc. So it is not an adjective. It is not showing any quality, quantity etc of a noun, it is itself a noun.

♦Why play is not an adjective:-

Play is not an adjective it is a verb. As verb shows some kind of action. Verb itself is an action word. So here play is some kind of action, hence it is action word i.e., VERB.

♦Why boy is not an adjective:-

This we all know that boy is not an adjective, it is a noun. As a noun describes a person, thing, place, etc. So here boy is a child (a male child), hence it is a noun.